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You can only use a move once per chain, but the ones in an autocombo don't count, so in your example he's able to use 5B 2B and 2C twice. http://in-birth.wikia.com/wiki/Offense has a more thorough explanation at Passing Link.

How does she fit into the story anyway, do we know anything? I hope the blue title card isn't just a flub. Maybe it was just me, but I didn't really see her as her own character in P4A's story, but it seems that'll be different in Ultimax which is cool.

The price difference between the JP and NA versions is nowhere as big this time around, and the releases are a bit farther apart. I have my hopes up. As for Adachi, the most I got out of the trailer was that he has 3 Persona cards. I hope we'll see some more gameplay soon

DLC cards? I don't get it. If Ken and Koro were separate that'd make 37, I think you're not counting out the Shadow Ken+Koro card that wouldn't exist if they were separate. That wouldn't explain Adachi being #35 though. Maybe the true villain and his shadow playable? Or they might actually make P3MC playable and are just waiting to reveal it to get as much hype as possible. Either way they'd probably want to keep it secret for now. I'm really happy with the roster they've revealed so anything they might add from here is just bonus to me. If I were calling the shots the last character would be Dojima and the final battle in story mode would be Dojima kicking Adachi's ass.

That's what I'm thinking, it doesn't really look like a diving move with the way it's slashing.

Oh, I remember him from the Cross Counter videos. I guess they'll have Rise and Ken there, right? Adachi's the one I'd really like to see but I don't think that'll happen.

Great! I was getting worried they wouldn't make Adachi playable after all. I hope his default portrait is smug. I think it'll be region-free. Last time the releases were two weeks apart, and this joystiq article says one of the reasons for region locking P4A was that "the Japanese retail price of Persona 4 Arena is ¥7,329, roughly $92, versus $59.99 in North America." Play-Asia lists the price difference as only ~$10 this time around and the releases are twice as far apart.